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Temples #15 in Jeddah

Al Furqan Mosque

4.7 · 1,139 reviews
A serene and localized place of community worship.
Al Furqan Mosque, 7809 Ziyad Al Makki, An Naseem, 3488، Jeddah 23234, Saudi Arabia
Interesting facts
1

The mosque is named Al Furqan, a term from the Quran often translated as 'The Criterion' or 'The Distinction'.

2

Its location in An Naseem places it within one of the older, established residential quarters of northern Jeddah.

3

The mosque maintains a high 4.7-star rating based on over 1,000 community-contributed reviews.

4

The site design prioritizes accessibility for residents in the immediate vicinity of the Ziyad Al Makki street corridor.

Overview

Al Furqan Mosque is a prominent neighborhood mosque located in the An Naseem district of Jeddah. The facility serves a large local community and is recognized for its well-maintained architectural presence within the residential area. It functions as a center for daily congregational prayers and community engagement. The structure features distinct geometric motifs common in contemporary Saudi mosque design. It is situated in a high-density area, making it a focal point for the surrounding district's social and religious life.

Photo spot

The exterior facade from across the street, capturing the geometric patterns of the minaret and main dome.

Insider tips

Visit during the early evening hours to experience the mosque when the local community congregates.

Ensure you are dressed modestly as this is an active place of worship serving the local neighborhood.

What to avoid

Taking photographs of people praying or inside the private sections of the mosque.

Etiquette

Modest dress is required for both men and women; remove shoes before entering the prayer halls; observe silence in the main prayer area.

Plan your visit
Typical visit
30-45 minutes
Best time to visit
Evening, as the atmosphere is most vibrant during the final daily prayers.
Address
Al Furqan Mosque, 7809 Ziyad Al Makki, An Naseem, 3488، Jeddah 23234, Saudi Arabia
21.525, 39.232
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Details
Architectural StyleContemporary Islamic with traditional geometric ornamentation
Facility TypeNeighborhood congregational mosque

Frequently asked

Plan for about 30-45 minutes to see the highlights.

The best time to visit is Evening, as the atmosphere is most vibrant during the final daily prayers..

The exterior facade from across the street, capturing the geometric patterns of the minaret and main dome.

Close by you'll find Masjid Al Taqwa Mosque, Tihama Park, King Saud Grand Mosque.